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A large papyrus sheet discovered in Egypt in 1934 and dating to the 5th-6th century A.D. has been translated for the first time and consists of a prayer, some of which would have been inscribed on a physical object to make what is known as a textual amulet.
Here's a rather interesting article by The Smithsonian pointed out by Adrian Gilbert who is an interesting writer.... :cool:
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Egyptian pyramid builders ? Someone is having a laugh.
Who wrote these papyrus then ? certainly not the pyramid builders, they didn't leave anything behind, no plans, no tools, nothing.
Mrs Queens people in the FCO have kindly sent me a fact sheet regarding Egypt.
No mention of how much us holiday makers spend here a bit 'fiscal I thought.
Ps: Iv'e no idea what a 'fiscal is and...
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Papua is close to a failed state in terms of law and order, seperatism corruption and sovereign debt - sounds like someone else I know.
The Australian plan B for PNG is 5,000 troops and the same...
We, the people of Egypt,
In the name of God and with the assistance of God,
declare this to be
Egypt’s Constitution and the document of the pioneering, peaceful...
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I was told by a highly educated female Egyptian friend of mine that this is totally different to the one they have been shown in Arabic. In the Arabic one the only thing it says about women is that...
So far I haven't experienced much glamour in my life as an author. After all I'm still in the cathegory promising , My book is still not published and has no cover. But everything is looking better...
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Wow! Great news and lovely photo, Mirry!!! :hug: :bumps:
